Cohen v. Weigle

Supreme Court of Georgia

Cohen v. Weigle

46 Ga. 438

DecidedJuly 15, 1872

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Cohen v. Weigle, 46 Ga. 438 (Ga. 1872).

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McCay, Judge.

As to the continuance it was in the discretion of the Court, and we can well see how the Judge might think, from the circumstances, it was proper to grant it. There is evidence to justify the verdict. True, it is contradicted by evidence for the defendant, but the jury, doubtless, gave greater weight to the plaintiff’s testimony. The Judge was right in refusing a new trial.

Judgment affirmed.

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McCay, Judge.

As to the continuance it was in the discretion of the Court, and we can well see how the Judge might think, from the circumstances, it was proper to grant it. There is evidence to justify the verdict. True, it is contradicted by evidence for the defendant, but the jury, doubtless, gave greater weight to the plaintiff’s testimony. The Judge was right in refusing a new trial.

Judgment affirmed.

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